Reimbursement recovery
GETIDA: what it costs in 2026
A pure success-fee model: nothing to pay unless money comes back. The incentive alignment is real. What the marketing does not mention is that the 2025 reimbursement change cut what each recovered claim is worth, so the same percentage now returns less in absolute terms.
This is a pricing reference, not a tested review. This site has not purchased or used GETIDA. Every figure below is what a named source published, checked 2026-08-08. Vendor pricing changes without notice — confirm on GETIDA's own page before you buy. Scored reviews, when they exist, are bought at list price and follow thepublished rubric.
What it does
Auditing FBA transactions for unclaimed reimbursements and filing claims on your behalf — lost and damaged inventory, overcharged fees, shipment discrepancies, warehouse errors and removal order issues.
What it costs
| Plan or charge | Reported price |
|---|---|
| Standard No subscription, no setup fee, no monthly minimum | 25% of recovered amounts |
| High volume Based on recovery volume | Reported negotiable, typically 10%–18% |
| Billing Reimbursements credit to your Seller Central account first | Invoiced monthly after Amazon processes |
| Illustrative scale One source, on sellers recovering $5,000–$50,000 annually | $1,250–$12,500 / year in fees |
Figures the sources disagree on
Recorded rather than resolved. Software pricing is quoted monthly and annually, before and after promotions, and by directories that have not rechecked in years. Where published figures conflict, the honest position is to name the conflict and send you to the vendor.
| Figure | The disagreement |
|---|---|
| What the service is worth in 2026 | Since 31 March 2025, reimbursement is paid at documented sourcing cost rather than sale price. Reporting elsewhere puts the resulting drop in payouts at 40% to 75% — every one of those estimates published by a firm selling recovery services. A percentage fee on a smaller base returns less; see our guide on evaluating recovery services. |
Where it fits, and where it does not
Worth considering for
- Sellers at volume who are not reconciling reimbursements themselves
- Anyone who has never audited historic claims and wants a baseline
- Sellers who prefer a success fee to a subscription for work they will not otherwise do
Works against you if
- Sellers who have not entered sourcing costs per SKU — fix that first, it decides every payout
- Low-volume accounts, where the residue after Amazon’s automatic credits is small
- Anyone treating recovery as a profit centre rather than as their own money returning at cost
The decision this tool sits inside
Software is the smallest line in most seller cost structures and the one that gets the most attention. Before subscribing to anything in this category, the arithmetic that matters is in the guides below — a tool that reports a number accurately does not change the number.
Sources
- GETIDA plans and costs 2026 (25% standard, 10–18% negotiable at volume, claim types covered), Scribe Secondary accessed 2026-08-08
- Getida review 2026: features, pricing and alternatives, Dupple Secondary accessed 2026-08-08
- Getida review 2026: FBA reimbursement service, RevenueGeeks Secondary accessed 2026-08-08
- Getida 2026 review: pricing, features and compliance, Treasury Metric Secondary accessed 2026-08-08